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How Does Type 2 Diabetes Affect Mobility And Sleeping Patterns?
Hello Dr. Phil I am a 58 year old female that suffers with type ll diabetes I feel as though it is causing problems with my ability to walk as I would like I m having trouble sleeping along with so many other things ,I would love to have a copy of that book the doctors diet but at this time I just can t afford it , I m not going to go into a long drawn out history of reasons or excuse s as to why , please trust me I tuly can t afford it , I know this is a long question but I need you to believe me when I say I relly can t afford it right now so if you would can you make it happen for me to get the things that you gave to you audience today and I promise you I will do every tbing in my power to help everyone that I can to live as healthy as I want to and that is emincely happy ( my spelling ight be a little off I appologize (The L ady that wants to live Gail Vass)
Thu, 10 Apr 2014
Dear sir
Yes type 2 diabetes can affect mobility and sleeping patterns, by causing faulty hormonal autoregulation in the brain.
There are so many harmones responsible for the brain functioning such as seratonin, dopamine and nor adrenaline, when ever there is diabetes, it affects more than one organ causing disturbences in the hormonal autoregulation.
Secondly hyperglycemia causes increased fatigueness and increased diuresis which inturn causes sleep disturbences in most of the cases.
So there are more than one factor always plays a role in the sleeping patterns disturbences and mobility.
Thanks
Yes type 2 diabetes can affect mobility and sleeping patterns, by causing faulty hormonal autoregulation in the brain.
There are so many harmones responsible for the brain functioning such as seratonin, dopamine and nor adrenaline, when ever there is diabetes, it affects more than one organ causing disturbences in the hormonal autoregulation.
Secondly hyperglycemia causes increased fatigueness and increased diuresis which inturn causes sleep disturbences in most of the cases.
So there are more than one factor always plays a role in the sleeping patterns disturbences and mobility.
Thanks
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